Looking for vibrant communities and friendly hospitals? Take on New Mexico for your next travel nursing assignment. From hot air balloons and ski resorts to art museums and world-class cuisine, there’s something amazing for everyone in New Mexico, including several Travel RN jobs. LiquidAgents Healthcare has high-paying RN jobs in Santa Fe, Albuquerque and across […]
Want to spend your spring and summer months filled with lake activities, outdoor recreation and charming cities? Then consider Michigan for your next travel nursing assignment. LiquidAgents Healthcare has awesome travel RN and allied health positions at top hospitals across the state. Learn about our high-weekly pay packages and popular Michigan attractions. High-Paying Jobs Michigan’s […]
Not only is Pennsylvania known for its outdoor activities, American history, arts and culture, it’s also a great area for travel nursing. Travel RN jobs are in high demand across the state year-round. LiquidAgents Healthcare has several high-paying assignments at Pennsylvania’s top hospitals. Here’s an overview of what travel nurses can expect in the state. […]
Tax Changes for 2018: What You Need to Know as a Traveling Nurse While taxes are a lot like fingerprints–no two peoples’ are identical–there are two big pieces of news out of the new tax bill that applies to all travelers. Here are the Tax Changes for 2018: What You Need to Know as a Traveling […]
Whether you are ready or not the holidays are officially here! Holiday Season for the Travel Nurse looks different every year. As a travel nurse, every holiday season is different: new places, new facilities, and lots of new faces. Now that December is in full swing it’s hard to miss the festive décor making its […]
We know that working in the ER can be tough. Emergency nurses (ER Nurses) are on the frontlines with repeat visitors, the angry and intoxicated, and all the complainers. The hours can be long and the work is rarely predictable. But, so much of what makes it tough also makes it rewarding. As veteran ER […]
When you choose nursing as a career you understand on an intellectual level that you will be seeing people who are not well and may never get well. The draw is that you doing your job can help innumerable people heal and return to their lives. Still, it is not easy to handle the emotions […]
